The St. Johns herald., 1887-09-08

all animals quarantined shall be
 deemed and considered as affected
 with contagious disease" and any
 person or persons moving said
 quarantined animals from the in-
 fected distriet shall be prosecuted ] under Section 13 of the Chapter
 and Title of the Revised Statutes of
 Arizona heretofore referred to.
 9th. Whenever, in the judgment
 of the Commission, it becomes nee
 essary to kill animals that have
 been affected or exposed to the con- tagious disease known as pleuro-
 pneumonia or foot and mouth dis
 ease, Tn order to prevent the spread
 of said disease in the territory, it
 shall cause the same to be slaugh-
 tered and the hides and carcasses
 burned and it shall be the duty of the Commissioners to appraise the
 animal or animals to be killed as
 to their value at the time of their condemnation; and there shall be issued to the owner of the live stock
 so killed a certificate signed and
 properly verified by majority of the Commission showing the num-
 Der and kind of animals killed, and the amount to which the owner is entitled and upon the presentation
 of such certificate to the Territorial Auditor, he shall draw his warrant on the Territorial Treasurer fer the amount therein stated as provided
 by law. Provided, however, that the provisions of this rule shall not apply to any animals killed by or der of the Commission which have been brought into the Territory Tn a diseased condition, or which have been brought from any section in- fected with contagious cattle dis eases, or which have been brought into the Territory in violation of any quarantine regulations thereof
 7th. From and after June 1, 1887, and until further notice, all owners or custodians of cattle to be admit ted into Arizona from New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, New Jer- sey, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, Illinois, Mis- souri, Continent of Europe, Do- minion of Canada and Republic of Mexico shall be required to notify the Veterinary Surgeon at Prescott in person, or by registered letter at least thirty days before shipping amp cattle to or into the Territory, of their intention to transport such cattle, and to give the time of ship ment, and to name the line of trans portation by which they will come and such cattle will be required to enter the Territory either by way of the Southern Pacific Railroad, or by way of the Atlantic and Pa cifc Railroad, or by way of the New Mexico, Arizona and Sonora Railroad, and shall be unloaded by | said lines of transportation, as the case may be, into the quarantine yards established by each of these roads, which shall be used for no other purpose whatever. They shall be held in quarantine at the risk and expense of the owner for pc riod of not less than ninety days, | at the expiration of which time they shall not be released from said | quarantine except on the receipt by | the owner or custodian of such cat tie of a certificate of health from the Territorial Veterinary Surgeon. All railroads and other transporta- tion companies are forbidden un- der Section IS of the law hereinbe- fore referred to, to transport any cattle into the Territory from the above named quarantined districts except in compliance with the fore going rules and regulations.
 Sth. Cattle shipped by railroad companies through the Territory from localities quarantined against to the ranges of other territories or states shall be unloaded in transit only in order to be fed and watered,
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